If I recall correctly this is because security on your
system is too great to allow the X-window system to run.
The X-server doesn't have permission to do things it needs
to do, like open /dev/mem.
I'm not a FreeBSD person, however, and don't know details.
This is only my recollection of previous analysis by others
of this problem.
Mark.
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, Szymon Starnawski wrote:
> I can not start KDE startx
> I attached logs.
> I had no problems with FreeBSD 4,8 to configure X's. But at this
> moment with 5,1 I can't run it.
> I tryed on /stand/sysinstall configuration and ole XF86Config from
> FreeBsD and KDE 3.1 and I can't start X.
> Please give me some good advices...
> Best Regards
> Szymon Starnawski
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